TrueWave Pro AIR-B4 wireless microphone system with four handheld mics
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Microphones for every application. From UHF wireless handheld and bodypack systems to wired dynamic vocal mics, headset and lavalier options — chosen for churches, schools, conferences, DJs and live events. Stocked here in Australia with free shipping on orders over $100 and local warranty support.

Which type of microphone do you need?

  • Wireless handheld: for singers, MCs, speeches and Q&A. The TrueWave Pro AIR-B2 (two mics) and AIR-B4 (four mics) use rechargeable handhelds, so there are no AA batteries to replace. Browse all wireless microphone systems.
  • Headset and lapel: hands-free for preachers, teachers, presenters and fitness instructors. The AIR-BX-B1 bodypack adds a headset or lapel mic to a TrueWave Pro AIR system.
  • Wired dynamic vocal mics: no batteries and no frequencies to manage. The PM-25 is cardioid and the PM-26 supercardioid, each with or without an on/off switch.
  • Drum microphones: the PDM34 for snare and toms and the PDM33 for kick drum.
  • Camera and phone wireless mics: clip-on 2.4 GHz systems such as the Hollyland Lark M2 and Lark Max 2 for interviews, vlogging and content creation.

Common questions

Dynamic or condenser? Dynamic microphones handle loud sources and reject background noise, and don't need phantom power, which makes them the usual choice for live vocals. Condensers capture more detail but are more sensitive to room noise and feedback, so they suit quieter rooms and recording.

Cardioid or supercardioid? A cardioid mic picks up mainly from the front and rejects sound from behind. A supercardioid has a tighter front pickup that rejects more spill from the sides, with a small pickup area directly behind, so place stage monitors slightly off-axis rather than straight behind it.

UHF wireless or 2.4 GHz? UHF systems are the standard for stages, churches and halls, with longer range and XLR outputs into a mixer. In Australia they must operate in the 520–694 MHz band. 2.4 GHz clip-on systems are designed for cameras, phones and computers.

Not sure which suits your venue? Read our Australian buyer's guide or ask our team.